Shropshire Council’s three Multihog road planer machines will be tackling more potholes and other defects on roads across Shropshire next month [November…
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Multihogs to repair more potholes across Shropshire in November
News from our partners: I am worried about winter energy bills
I’m worried about how I will pay my energy bills this winter, what help can I receive? The government has put a…
Cabinet to consider closure of Bridgnorth and Hodnet highways depots
Shropshire Council’s Cabinet will next week [19 October 2022] be asked to approve the permanent closure of the council’s highways depots in…
Cabinet to consider plans for School Streets trial
Shropshire Council’s Cabinet will next week be asked to approve an 18-month ‘School Streets’ scheme trial – and agree that ANPR (automatic…
Café owner signs up for free advice to tackle climate
Sustainability-savvy café owner Nicola Dalton is preparing to take a detailed look at her business’s carbon footprint with free advice through the…
Shropshire Council preparing to go cashless
Shropshire Council is preparing to become a cashless council and help customers manage their payments digitally. From council tax payments to parking,…
Shropshire libraries get behind teen reading programme
Shropshire libraries are getting behind a reading programme for teenagers by stocking all the titles in a list newly released by the…
Former pub renovated for entire community
The Cock Inn at Hanwood has been transformed following a successful £11,000 grant application to support voluntary sector organisations and community groups…
LGA finance review helps confirm budget strategy direction
An independent review of Shropshire Council’s financial approach has confirmed that changes it is making are taking the council in the right…
Result of the Bridgnorth West and Tasley by-election held on 6 October 2022
A by-election was held on Thursday 6 October 2022 to elect a new Shropshire Councillor for the Bridgnorth West and Tasley division.…
